Eastgate Square is a great mall to get some nice deals on clothing, shoes and more. Tons of…read moreparking, big food court, easy access in and out of mall. There's a Winners, Urban Planet, Foot Locker, Dollarama, Bluenotes, Claire's, Fortinos, Sport Chek, and more. Eastgate Square has one of the bigger bus terminals in the city. Frequent departures will have you moving where you need to go in no time.

I stumbled across Eastgate Square by accident. My original goal was to visit a Shoppers Drug Mart…read moreto get a few essentials. I didn't realize until I got to the drug store that this closest one to my hotel was a part of a shopping mall. I don't visit malls all that often these days because they are a death trap as far as time and spending go. I am a shopper at heart and can spent hours at one. It was exactly what I did last weekend. From the outside, you can certainly tell which part was the original mall and which wing is relatively new. I looked at the new wing and it looked like it was detached from the mall. Nope, you can walk every part of it indoors without freezing outside in the wintertime. The store has a good selection of stores. It has many of my favourites, such as Winners, Kitchen Stuff Plus, Showcase, DAVIDs Tea, SoftMoc, Showcase, and Shoppers Drug Mart. There are plenty of places to sit down if you are too pooped to shop. The target shopper seems to be folks 60 years of age and higher, which could explain all the places for folks to sit down, chat with friends, and enjoy a beverage. Although I'm not in that demographic, it sounds pretty good to me! Signs are clearly displayed to help guide you around the mall. There is free wifi if you do need to connect online. There is a food court. I didn't eat there, but there are many options to choose from. And, yes, there's a Timmy's to get your double-double fix on. I had lunch at Sunset Grill on my final day in Hamilton. It was Family Day and this mall was closed. However, Sunset Grill has its own entrance at this mall, so I was happy to have lunch here. I used one of the women's washrooms at this mall last Saturday. It was clean and maintained frequently. It's a good mall if you want something smaller than Lime Ridge Mall, but has pretty much everything you need. I'd return to shop here again. (76)

A nice Walmart with lots of selection. I took my mother there to look at jewelry and there was…read moreactually a huge selection for her to choose from. The whole store was very clean and organized well. The self checkouts were easy to use. There's a Tim Hortons at the front of the store.

This place is fine, they recently renovated, like the toy section does not look like my childhood…read moreanymore, but they have a great selection of toys and foods and makeup and movies, there is a mcdonald's but you can only dine in it for 45 minutes.

I have a weakness for infomercials that you see late at night on TV. I don't watch them as often as…read moreI used to these days. It's nice that I can look at these products at Showcase instead of staying glued watching these products on TV at 2 am. This store was quiet when I dropped by on Saturday morning. I was the only person in the store. I love that this store has cool PopSocket designs. I liked baby Yoda and the top of a pop can. I have enough of them these days that I don't need more! I have always been curious about weighted blankets. It was nice to feel one in the store. There was a heft to the one that I was holding, but it wasn't like you felt crushed with it on you. There were electric scooters in the back. I secretly want one. When I do become a proud owner of one, my neighbours needs to take cover... haha! I got into reusable straws thanks to this store. This store had more varieties, including glass ones. By the time I had finished browsing around the store, there were a few more customers. It was nice to quietly browse around without any aggressive associates checking up on me every minute. The lone female associate was friendly and asked if I needed any help. I was good and she left me to continue browsing. I had a great browsing experience. I'd come back when I'm in the area. (73)

Always a pleasure to shop at GT ; been to most of the stores but sad to see Burlington closing up(…read moreif possible would like a logo to put on hat to remember this place) got to go to Barton or QUEENSTON z

I needed to get some cash and visited a Scotiabank branch. I noticed that there were a bunch of box…read morestores around, including Giant Tiger. I needed some lunch, so I drove over to a restaurant to take care of my hunger. After my stomach was full, I worked it off by coming over to this Giant Tiger. There is a ton of parking in this plaza. I found a spot pretty close to the store's main entrance and walked in. This store is massive. I spent a good chunk of time here. Each Giant Tiger is different. This one has one of the better grocery sections. I found my favourite bagged cereal on sale. There were many frozen food aisles. I even saw Deep 'n Delicious cakes from my childhood. I wanted to get one, but knew that I could devour one in a sitting and decided to put it down. The fresh produce section is great. I saw everything from Sunkist navel oranges to celery. Valentine's Day had just past. All chocolates and merchandise were on sale. This store doesn't miss a beat with its Easter merchandise, though! I paid for my items with a debit card. The lineup was a bit long, but not horrible for a Saturday afternoon. Staff here are helpful and friendly. I like this Giant Tiger. I'd come back again when I'm in the neighbourhood. (77)

Recently visited Panda Mart after the hype died down. They restocked with many holiday decor with…read moreChristmas trees in all heights and colours starting ranging from $12 to just over $100. These are not prelit, but even if you have to buy the lights at full price, it's still worthwhile. The warehouse is massive with many home items. If you need buckets or stools in all shapes, sizes and colours, this is the place. They have a decent selection of suitcases starting for around $30 for a carry on. It's a great option for a point A to B. If it breaks, so be it. The animal wheely chairs are cute and makes a great gift. They start at $28 with nothing over $50. Thry have many hair accessories which makes the perfect loot bag gift for little girls. They start at $0.60 for a pair. This is the place for stocking stuffers, loot bags, party supplies, home stuff especially for newly unfurnished homes. They probably won't last, but it will get you through your student dorm days.

This is a big store! It's literally a Temu warehouse but in real life…read more They have a shortage of shopping carts but I found a shopping basket (the one that rolls on the floor). They have a huge selection of interior decor like fake flowers and home goods. Cons: it's literally so busy, the store is messy and stuff is all over the place. The aisle is a bit narrow it's so crowded it was so hard to move. They did set a limit for how many ppl can go in later on. There's also A LOT OF LITTER! I saw so many Tim Hortons and beverage cups in random spots. Kids were also running havoc. The electronics are sparse. Not sure about the quality. There's a lot of furnitures too like bed frames! I saw some trolley for $15 which is a good deal! Service is nonexistent, there is someone watching and directing the cashier lines (don't worry bout someone budding you)

Racist comments. I was in one of the stores the other day…read moreand I witnessed a young lady being mocked and belittled. The manager came out and also said something along the lines of "I need money from your kind of people". The young lady was a small business owner just inquiring about buying in bulk. After all this the young lady decided to return the items she bought but the manager refused to give her a receipt. I am not sure why, but the young lady had to call the police. She video taped this horrible interaction so I hope she shares this experience as well. It is really sad to see a large business like this displaying racism to customers.

Hart is my very favorite discount store. The prices are outstanding and I find the staff very…read morehelpful and nice. I have joined the HART points program and love the benefits so far. I always walk out of there amazed by what I got for very little money spent!

the customer service associates are downright rude and confrontational…read more The inventory in their system is apparently " glitching" according to supervisor. " it says we have this or that but we dont". I tried exchanging an item that was faulty and was told that they hadn't sold any of that item in six months!!! Zelda items haven't sold since October? were they closed over the holidays??? worst Walmart I've ever been to.

They don't know how to pick up the phone. I called 5 times in the hopes of reaching the electronics…read moredepartment, managed to get customer service to pick up ONCE, was then transferred and stuck waiting again and ended up giving up. Called customer service again in the hopes of just finding out if y'all sell a specific pair of earbuds for a specific price since y'all's website wasn't gleaming any answers, and they did not pick up despite picking up approx 7 minutes before. Won't try to call again, They obv don't care lmao

If you are ever in Canada, make sure Costco Food Court is on your list of places to visit!! It…read morewas on my "must do" list and I walked out satisfied and disappointed that they don't offer these in the states. We got the following items: - Beef Hotdog - Polish Dog - wings (10 pcs) - poutine The wings were awesome, wish they had these in the states. It was crispy and perfectly seasoned, don't need the buffalo or bbq sauce. Poutine - it hit the spot perfectly, they put a lot of cheese curds. Definitely this is a must to get. If you are not a fan of cheese curds, ask them for less. Can't go wrong with the hotdogs - $1.50 CAN, which means it's cheaper than the states. Self order, they take Costco Citi Visa card. Food comes out quickly, the only draw back, there's limited seating.

Like any other Costco Warehouse, it has ample parking spots available in front the warehouse and…read moreit's a one-stop-shop for all your groceries, home accessories, and gardening. Great variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, dairy products, deli, etc. You just need to choose the time of your visit wisely as it's busier during afternoons/evenings and you need to stay in lineup for checkout or you'd have trouble finding parking spot.

If you LIKED big, empty malls.. this was a good spot to wander..... but no more; a 10 year plan to…read moretear down and build condos (and hopefully retail...)

This place has been closed permanently since 2023. it was…read morenice b/c it was convenient all in 1 shopping . Will miss it.

I recently visited this store hoping to find a gift for my daughter-in-law. When I walked in I was…read moreamazed at everything in the store as it is much bigger than it looks. I just couldn't stop looking at everything so unique and beautiful. Everything from unique jewellery and stuffed gnomes for my grandson. The women's apparel was current and mostly one-size-fits-all. How lucky for me! I chose a sweater among many in a style I found to be so unique. Then I purchased a beautiful necklace as an accessory. (Of course I had to purchase something for myself!). The store owner was there and was so helpful putting outfits together with matching accessories. I couldn't have done it without her. There were many unique craft items as well and children gifts to choose from. Pictures and cushions, rings and scarve - something for everyoneI could have spent hours in there! I purchased a beautiful birthday card as well and the store manager wrapped it all up so fancifully for me at no charge. I believe I spent what it was worth for sure. Now that I have had a taste of McGee's Landing I will be sure to make this my "go to" place for all my gifts. It's well worth visiting but don't expect to get out of this one-of-a-kind shop anytime soon! Well done McGee's and Stoney Creek for allowing this jewel of a store into our neighbourhood!